Midori was invented by the same distillery that makes Suntory Toki Whisky, Japan’s heritage whisky. The original name Hermes Melon Liqueur was rebranded as Midori for global distribution.

Add the Midori, vodka, lemon juice, and lime juice to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake for 10–15 seconds until well chilled. Strain into a Collins glass over fresh ice.

How is Midori made? Midori is all about melon. The drink starts with the juice of yubari muskmelons, a rare Japanese melon that grows exclusively in Yubari, Hokkaido, and can be sold from upwards ...

Add the Midori, vodka, lemon juice, and lime juice to a Collins glass with ice. Stir to combine, then top with a splash of soda water. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. 5 ...

Midori, The Original Melon Liqueur, is unveiling the results of an interactive online quiz created to educate consumers on how to emoji and cocktail responsibly. While many are familiar with the ...

This is Midori, the Japanese, melon-flavored liqueur that burst onto the bartending scene in the 1980s and is currently experiencing a renaissance as a cocktail ingredient.

Popularized during the 1980s by the iconic Studio 54 in New York City, the Midori sour is as whimsical as it looks thanks to its namesake lime-green melon liqueur. Japanese Midori is certainly the ...

Popularized during the 1980s by the iconic Studio 54 in New York City, the Midori sour is as whimsical as it looks thanks to its namesake lime-green melon liqueur. Japanese Midori is certainly the ...